Sentence examples for a depth of three from inspiring English sources

If the gauge indicates a depth of three feet or more, the river is good for kayaking.

For highest productivity, most fruit trees must root extensively to a depth of three feet (one metre) or more.

The image that results has a resolution of ten microns, about the size of a cell, to a depth of three millimetres.

The subsoiler must be pulled by a heavy tractor, for its steel-pointed shank is capable of penetrating the subsoil to a depth of three feet.

The compact gadget takes high-definition photos and videos under water (to a depth of three metres), is available in a range of colours, and comes with editing software, allowing speedy uploads on to social media sites.

He said he recently talked to a farmer who had worked the fields for 60 years, tilling to a depth of three feet, and found many arrowheads but no human bones.

If they go straight in, they plunge so deeply into the water — which reaches a depth of three hundred and fifty feet — that they drown.

A diver named Jim Jarratt was the first to wear one of those suits, the Iron Man (he used it in 1935 to find the sunken Lusitania at a depth of three hundred and thirty feet, off the coast of Ireland), and today's Jim suits there are now thirteen of them are named for him.

A diver named Jim Jarratt was the first to wear one of those suits, the Iron Man (he used it in 1935 to find the sunken Lusitania at a depth of three hundred and thirty feet, off the coast of Ireland), and today's Jim suits — there are now thirteen of them — are named for him.

Apply winter mulch to a depth of eight inches before the first frost.

They step gingerly through the pool, which has been filled to a depth of two inches.